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THE WASHINGTON POST: 6, STROM'S BOHEMIAN BEER PERIL IN SODA WATER MOST EXPENSIVELY BRCWEfr BEER IN JOHN H. MAGRUDER Conn. Ave. and K. St.

Price per dozen, $1.25 Phone M. 4180 for a Case Dr. Wiley Condemns Dispen- i sers Who Use Chemicals. COKE IS O.K. Both in Price and Results.

Decide on Coke for cooking. It Is the best fuel from every viewpoint. Makes a quick, clean, and good fire. Costs very little. We supply coke at these prices.

26 Bushels Large Coke, delivered J2.SO 40 Bushels Large. Coke, delivered SS.70 60 Bushels Large Coke, delivered $5.80 25 Duahels Crushed Coke, delivered J3.00 40 Bushels Crushed Coke, delivered J4.60 Bushels Crushed Coke, delivered $6.50 WASHIN6TON GAS LIGHT CO, 413 Tenth Street N. W. The Wilhelmina Foot Treatment i Cures Feet as Bad as This Prince Albert oa2 Dren Suiti for Hire Unrestricted Choice Of all H2.50, $15. and $18 Suitings to your measure HORN 631 Thero IB nothing cm earth like It.

It la entirely mechanical, an.l is something that is posi- tlve In any and all I We do not care how many things you have tried that have failed, this one will cure you. Remember, we say all troubles that come from the feet and all foot troublrs. Examinations free. Office hours. 10 a.

m. to p. ro. Washington National Impression Co. Post Want Ads NO LAW TO EEACH OFFENDEKS Government Food Expert Says Habit- Producing Drugs Are Dealt Out at Dishonest Fountains--As Much a Menace to Women as Barrooms Are to Men--Ruins Children's Phone Main 7639.

720 11TH ST. NW. SOUTHERN BUILDING FIFTEENTH AND Most Modern and Compl ete Office Structure In. WASHINGTON Space this 0 building now offerfed for rent, and aUhougft you may not engaging new quarters, we solicit your inspection of our entire bullulng. No expense has been spared In making this one ot the most up-to-date and convenient office buildings In this section of the country.

Its -commodious, light, airy, sanit'ary ments must be seen to be appreciated. Keservatlons now being made. Apply to WM. FRANK THYSON, Manager, Suites 217 and 218 The soda water fountain is as great a menace to femininity, In many cases, as the barroom to masculinity, according to Dr. Harvey W.

Wiley, the government pure food and drug expert. Let it be understood that Dr. Wiley is not defending the barroom. While not a prohibitionist, he is "ferninat" strong drink, and has said so omcially numerous times. Wiley Is not opposed to soda water in Itself, nor to the gayly bedecked fountains from which It issues.

He is strongly opposed to dangerous Ingredients which are hidden in the foam-covered glasses handed out to young and old alike. "I am a friend of the soda water man," Dr. Wiley said. "The honest soda water man who sells real soda water Is a godsend. 1 would not part with him for the world.

It's the man who sells injurious chemicals and habit-producing drugs in soda water glasses to whom I am opposed and whom I would like to see driven out of I have been quoted from one. end of. the country to the other as being on the trail of all the people who sell soda water. I am not and never have been. But It would give me great pleasure to aid In putting out of business that contemptible class of persons who make their flavors, of injurious chemicals and who sell them as pure fruit flavors.

What It Should Be. "To be pure and healthful, soda water should contain three ingredients--pune fruit flavors, pure carbonated water, and sugar, not Saccharin or some other injurious sweetening. Tp sell that are made of chemicals Instead of fruits Is To begin, with, what Is soda water? That is one question I would like to have Congress and the State legislatures define, positively. Until there is some authoritative action taken on the question, there is little reason to believe that we will ever get pure, clean soda water in the ordinary drug store. "There is no law which compels the druggist to put specified ingredients In- Let Us Install in Your Home a Good Gas Range will find a vast assortment of styles and designs In our stock--every one fully guaranteed.

Our prices are the lowest, too--see for yourself. Exclusive agents for the famous Ruud Water Heater--the best on the market. C. A. Muddiman Co.

616 12th St. 1204GSt. House Herrmann It's a case of money going farthest here in everything to furnish the Home. Seventh and Eye Streets Manufacturers' Sale $1.50 All-Over Embroidery Waists Finest quality Sheer White French Lawn the new kimono style, with fronts and sleeves of all-over embroidery or entire lace and embroidery inserting fronts and sleeves; French buttons; fine tucked backs; all Behrands 69c 722-24 7th St. Get Rid of Them for Good N'o more Bed irhen you line Feal7's Exterminator.

Guaranteed to get rid of them. 25c pint. Delivered a vrhere. Phone or drop postal. Fealy's Drug Store imniPi.ni.it.

You can get it at Andrews'. Special This Week for Lawn Parlies JAP LANTERNS do to 25c PAPER NAT-KINS 1MI tar 18c 85c an Re Had at Roth Stores. R. P. Andrews Paper Go.

1331 St. nvt. Ave. 1.45, $1.95 Oxfords $3.50 to $7 Values Boston Sample Shoe Parlor, Inc. Cor.

7th and N. 2d Floor. (Over Harris' Jewelry Store.) Open Saturday Evenings. AVe will send you an Electric Iron on ten days' trial. No obligation to keep it unless you find it perfectly satisfactory.

Send in your name and address. Our representative will call. Potomac Electric Power 213 14th St. N. W.

Oldest Music Honse in the City PIANOS The right place to buy a good Piano at a reasonable price. Try ug. John F. Ellis Co 937 Pa. Ave.

THE KEELEY CURE -FOR Drink and Drug Addictions Is administered at THE KEELEY INSTITUTE. 411 North Capitol Street. Washington, D. and nowhere elso In the District ot Columbia or In Maryland. L.

L. PERKINS We bond fto. Offl- Employes, tod Mala 7132. Colorado Roam 401 fi Always the Same Tharp's Berkeley Rye 812 st. nw.

Phone Main 1141. Special Private Delivery. SUPREMACY IN PRINTING The merits of the work of the Big Print 1 Shop are well known. Every Job, no matter how email, receives expert attention. Let us submit an estimate.

Judd Detweiler, Inc. THE'BIO PRINT SHOP. 420-22 11TH. PEOVIDE FOKEST FIKB GTIAKD. Five States Accept Federal Offer of Patrol Aid.

Forest flre cooperative agreements between the Department of Agriculture and flve States have been completed. 'These agreements -provide for-the expenditure by the Fed'eral government of $25,200 for patrolmen on forests in those States for-their protection from flre during the ensuing year. They are made possible under the terms of the so-cailerl Appalachian forest reserve act. The States which haye completed, plans for receiving a share of the njpney appropriated under the lawe are Maine. J10.000; Vermont, New Hampshire, New Jersey.

$1,000, and Wlscon- $5,000. To obtain -a part of the money each State must agree to. expend a like fmount during the same period. Similar agreements are pending with Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maryland, and Minnesota. 50 PERSONS GO MAD Physicians Alarmed at Sudden Increase in Demented.

CBOWD CITY HOSPITAL, ARD High Temperature Causes Outbreak of Suppressed Dementia, Experts Say, Though Insanity Is Not Caused Directly by Heat--Number in Few Weeks Unparalleled in History of City. Fifty, men and women have become Insane in Washingtpn since the recent hot weather set in, and are now confined: at the Washington Asylum fiospital for treatment. Dr. F. Zinkhan, superintendent of the last night reported that the psychopathic at the hospital is overcrowded.

Few of the patients will recover their mental balance when cool weather sets Dr. D. Percy Hickllng, chief physiclal ait the hospital, said last The.number, at' persons who have gone insane recently'has pliysiciatis. Seldom before in the hlstftry ot Vv ashing- ton have so. many lost then- mental balance within so few days.

The number of insanity cases reported last weeK rivals the number reported during the entire to his concoction. He may put virtu- spring. ally anything under the sun except, the As au i ckly as the law allows, the per- potsons which are prohibited by law into sons oun( to be insane are being sent a glass and squirt a little foam on top, to Government Hospital for the Inand if the mixture is satisfying to the sane in order to prevnt crowding at palate of- the credulous he will make money. 'Some day I hope. Congress will tell us what soda water is and what it is not.

Then we can proceed with some prospects of success, to drive some of the shysters out of business. "First of all, soda water does not arid is not supposed to 'contain soda. The name is a misnomer. A great deal of the stuff that is sold under the'name of soda water contains saccharin instead of sugar. That should be prohibited by Jaw.

Saccharin is injurious, -and affects Washington Asylum Hospital. Heat Is Indirect Cause. As many as.eight persons thought to be demented were arrested in one' day last week and sent to the Washington Asylum Hospital. The patients brought in last week were at least Jndlreqtly mentally deranged by the heat. Dr.

Hlckling said. He denleft, however, that the heat was the direct cause of insanity. It is believed that ail the persons arrested had insane tendencies which were exaggerated by the heat. children seriously. Much of the carbonated water that is mixed with the Among the persons sent to the asylum flavors contains lead, buch a mixture hosp i al last week was Miss Jeanette Whyte, a magazine writer, who- on Friday attempted to jump from a second- story window of her boarding house at 1907 street northwest.

A woman who could tell nothing of herself and was in a -dazed condition, but who later was found to be Mrs. Milanda A. Walker, of Mbntclaifv N. was found wandering about the Union Station Friday and was taken to the Washington Asylum Hospital. She has not yet recovered.

Cool Weather No Aid. Another woman who has attracted much attention is Emily Peterson, of New York, who'says she came to Washington to arrange an Interview with President Taft. has written several letters to the President, and came to see why they had not been She was by three small children, who were sent to house of detention. Dr. Hickling.

declared yesterday that the popular belief that heat causes insanity is a mistake. This Is partly proved, "he declared, by the fact that persons who become insane during periods of high temperature seldom recover their sanity when cool weather comes. Physicians -at the Government Hospital for the Insane agreed with Dr. Hickling should be prohibited by law, A great percentage of the flavor Is made of various kinds of chemicals, all of which are more or less Injurious 'to young and old alike. "Caffeine, which Is being used so generally by many unscrupulous soft drink dispensers, should be driven from the market by law.

Its effects, especially on young people, compare with the effects of cocaine and morphine. Lives of Children Ruined. "I could not venture ah opinion on the yearly number of little children whose lives are ruined by the use of caffeine and other 'dopes' which are hidden in soda water glasses. The number is frightful. The same is true of grown-up folks.

Of course their systems are cal- 'culated to withstand the ravages of these insidious 'dopes' better than children. "At the rate' silly parents are allowing children to ruin nervous systems and stomachs by drinking the dregs of dirty, insanitary, filthy drug store soda fountains, I am inclined to believe that the next generation will find that we have' developed a race of nervous "wrecks. Many mothers would lift their hands in holy horror if their little girls or boys should walk into their homes puffing cigarettes, but still they will lead them in his, conclusions. Heat merely has the to soda fountains and allow them to fill I tendency to hasten the outward signs of themselves with all sorts of stuff that insanity which may have remained OPEN-AIR PBAYER SERVICE. Dr.

Davenport Addresses Anacostia Meeting for All Creeds. Dr. Willard G. Davenport, rector of Emmanuel Episcopal Church, was the chief speaker in the open-air meeting held yesterday afternoon in Christie park, Anacostia. Others who addressed the congregation were the Rev.

Charles F. Sontag, rector of Esther Memorial Church, and the Rev. Mr. Summerlln. A committee, of which Mr.

John C. Wlnterwerp is chairman. Is in charge of these meetings. The aim Is to increase the religious interests bf the common- ity, by united efforts of all Christians of all creeds. The meetings will continue throughout the- summer, every Sunday afternoon for men, and on the fourth Sunday for both men and women.

The pastors of all the churches will preach from time to time. has just as bad effect on their systems. "Children should not be allowed to touch anything that tends to. excite the nervous, system, whether it is coffee or caffeine, or any. of the other, drugs that are passed out so freely.

"It's rather a hard matter to point to the soda water fountain where you will get a habit-producing drug or where you will get pure soda water- I kno.w of a number of stores where scrupulous proprietors sell only pure soda water. I know of many others where they will sell anything that will help fill their coffers. Find the Honest Man. "The only thing to do is to find out which man sells pure soda water and then stay away from the other shops. This Is-not a hard job for any one who has much respect for his nerves and internal organs.

"The matter Is In the hands of the health officer of every city. While there may be no specific legislation regarding I soda water, there is broad legislation ev- erywhere guarding the physical well-being of the people who constitute community, and under such laws there is no reason, in my mind, why a druggist or a soda water fountain man should not be made to show exactly the sort of goods he is offering to the people. This rule should apply as well in Washington or any other great city as it would In a town In the West, and it should apply as well in a town In the West or the South as it does in Washington; for where there is an inclination to crookedness, environment has little to do with tht guiding of It." CITY BULLETINS. Excursions Today. Chevy Chase cars from New York avenue and Fifteenth street every few minutes.

Marine Band every evening. Cars for Glen Echo every few minutes at Fourteenth and streets northwest. Steamer St. Johns. 40-mile moonlight trip at 7 p.

to River View at 10 a. and 2 ami 7 p. Seventh street wnarf. Steamer Charlps Macaiester for Mount Vernon, 10 a. m.

and 2:30 and 6:30 p. m. Cool ax the North Pole. Virginia, 9th, bet. and G.

Always 5c. Your Opinion of "Perfection" Ginger Ale is bound to be highly favorable. All who sample it pronounce "Perfection" the peer of expensive Imported ginger ales Tel. West Arlington Bottling Co. Ordero Delivered 1'ntll P.

M. Bottled goods--wines, liquors, beers. Lowest prices. J. T.

Crowley. 83114th. Tel. 3641. KodnkB, Developing, and Printing.

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No charge for the advertising. den for declared. However, a continuation of the high temperature of last Week probably would have) resulted in even a greater Increase In the number of insane cases reported. i Hickling declared that persons who have insane tendencies often act normally for years before excitement or mental or exhaustion causes their minds'to give, way. Heat causes a feeling, of general exhaustion and depression, and brings out all irrational tendencies, he said.

M.ore i Men. Than. Women. Of the persons now confined at the asylum hospital as the. Indirect result of the heat, twenty are women, and thirty are men.

Several others recovered and were released. It was found they were suffering from heat prostration, and were sqund mentally. "In many ways the present situation resembles that which followed the San Francisco earthquake, the arrival Coxey's army, and.former heat waves," Dr. Hickling said! "A.t, the time of San Francisco earthquake, a great number of, people here became suddenly, insane. They had nothing to do with the earthquake' and had no interest in anyone living in California, but the excitement made, them lose their mental balance.

It was the same when Coxey led His of unemplqyed into the Pont-Wnnt Ada Are Free. Use the classified columns of The Post and secure.results.. No the advertising: UNITED STATES SOLDIERS' HOME BAND CONCERT. THIS AFTERNOON, BEGINNING AT 4 O'CLOCK. John S.

M. Zlmniemann, Director. March, "Blennerhaaaett" Arnold Overture, "Yelva" Relfulger Two HunKBrlan Dnncen, "Ken. 5 and 8" Grand Selection, Verdi Characteristic, "Passing the Cottonflelda" Pnerner Excerpts from "Mile. Modlate" Herbert Finale, "The Magnet" "The Star-Spangled Banner." UNITED STATES FIFTEENTH CAVALRY BAND CONCERT.

IOWA CIHCfcE. THIS EVENING AT, George F. Tyrrell, Director. March, "Tlmbucto" Overture, "Preclosa" "Souvenir de Baden" Cornet Solo, "The Palms'" Concert Polonaise, "On Mountain HelgHts" Selection, "The Balkan Princess" Serenade from "Harlequin's Millions" Finnic, "The Fairest of the Fair" "The Star-Spangled Banner." Ramadell Weber Bonaqnet Fanre Klealer Ruben Dlrgo Sonsa BOYS AID LIFE GUARDS Ten High School Volunteers in Bathing Beach CBOWDS OVEKTAX PAID EOfiCE Dr. W.

B. Hudson Organizes Squad to Watch Over Bathers--Women Want More Days, for. Use of- Pools--Superintendent Plans Increased Revenue and Improvements for Next Season. Ag.an auxiliary corps to the overtaxed guards at the battilng beach, Stipt. W.

B. Hudson, volunteer squad high school boys, who will act without compensation. They are under -the -direction A. M. Zinkham, assistant superintendent, and Westoh Hyde, captain of The" city provides only, three gpayds to patrol all the pools, and says- cannat 'engage of the small appropriation, Yesterday- boys'filled the pools, and the guards had more than they could "Handle watch.ing,their eharg'es, -as many were learning to swim.

v- Many. requests for'hiore time for the women have been sent to E(r. Hudson. One letter requested. Saturday afternoons for the women.

Fool for Women. "I do not see how I can give'them more time," Dr. Hudson said, they should Next year I am going to ask "for pool. for women, which will.be. away from- pools, will be open all the time." plan to add to the fund for the beachi Has been advanced by Dr.

Hudson. The bathing suits and rent derive revenue of about This money. Is npjjr turned into the' Treasury. Dr. Hudson wants it placed at the disposal of the auditor'to be expended on the bathing beach.

I RESORTS AND TRAVEL ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS VIRGINIA RESORTS and. Arkansas Spacious grounds adjoin and boardwalk. -priced hotel -where Ruests mas I house--to surf--ln' bath-lrrR- attire without using streets', which is prohibited. bath houses with attendant- to. care suits la free.

Ruanlnc-water In rooms. Ifresh and sea oaths; public. and private. SperiBl rates $1.50 to S4.00 dally: fSl.BO weekly Including choice tabht supplied own farm. White Service.

Orchestra. Tennis-- courts and croauet grounds hetween hotel and beach. "Booklet 'mailed--upon- request. -C. BOSECRANS HOTEL RALEIGH St.

Charles p). and where.the accotn- and location unexcelled. 'Capacity. 00. 1 elevator, private water in roams; Superiority in rates.

Booklet. H. J. DYNES. ANIMALS FIND FRIENDS.

Band of Mercy Is Watching Brutal Drivers. Suffering among- the dumb animals of the city was greatly lessened during the Intense of. the past -week through the is done by the Band of Mercy, 35,000 school children, have sworn to be. kind, "to" all living The, Band of Mercy Is an auxiliary of the Humane society. The band has been in existence since April, 1910.

During the last week, an unusual number of reports have been received instances where the members have. prevented -cruel treatment of horses. A-boy, living in the northwest section the city prevented the driver of an ice wagon from beating his horse. The boy exhibited a small blue button, whlcli In'dlcated that the wearer was a member of the Band of Mercy, and ordered him to Stop whipping the' hofse. At first the driver-, laughed but Trtiah the latter said that he would call a policeman, the man began to realize thit the dlrtilttutlve was In When the boy started to-carry, out his threat, the driver put.

up, his whip-and allowed the horse to proceed at a reasonable gait. The boy followed the wagon for several squares to see that the" whipping, was not repeated. Acts of klridnefes on the part of. members of the Band of Me.rcy- are- not," entirely confined to dumb that by all living creatures. On a number of occasions they have prevented ch'iwren from receiving whippings at the, hand's of irresponsible nurse girls.

days ago, 'Circle, A nurse- was treating a small child. In a manner that did not meet the approval of a member of the Band of-Mercy. "When fie spoke to the girl, who wft as old-as he, she merely laughed'kt him. "If you don't stop shaking that child, I'll tell his mother," he said. nurse paid no.

attention, arid the boy did as he had promised. BENEDICTION FOE Archbishop-Falconio Officiates Summer School Services. Archbishop. Falconio, papal delegate at "Washington, officiated at solemn pontifical benediction yesterday afternoon- in chapel at the Catholic The Rt. Shahan, rector of the university, was assistant priest.

The. Rev; Dr. McCormi.ck, of the university faculty, and' the ftev. Thomas Moore, of the Paulists, were deacons. The Rev.

George A. Dougherty, vice rector of the university, was master of ceremonies. In sanctuary were the Rt. Rev. Mgr Cerretti, rrialitQr.

the papal: delegation pr. the secretary, and the Rev Doyle, xf'e'ctpf of the Apostolic Mission House. f.he benediction was for. sisters at tending the summer school at the "The Catholic University summer school is. proving a gratifying said Dr.

George A. Dougherty, vice president of the new institution, yesterday. More than 350 teaching representing ei-ery Catholic religious order in this country, are In attendance. Dr: Alexander C. Doyle, rector of the.Aposr is giving a series of lectures -on missionary work, which attended'by all the sisters.

Tfhey de- Hyered in.McMahon' hall, the first evenings of'each week. The lcctuf.es. are illustrated by" "Just Say" HORLICK'S It Means Original and Genuine MALTED MILK The Food-drink for All Agis. More heiaWiful than Tea of Coffee. Agrees with the weakest digestion.

Delicious, invigorating and nutritious. Rich milk, malted grain, powder form. A quick hutch prepared in a minute Take no substitute. Ask for HORLICK'S. Others are imitations.

comee AND ANNEX Established 32 years. 'Noted for its table; ji.25 up dally, .17 -up HOTEL ARLINGTON MK-hlean near Beach! Atlantic City. A moderate family hotel of established, reputation tot good table, attractive surroundings; ab- eoltife cleanliness, and home modem appointment: elevator, private bathi, rooms wlth-TunnlnK water. Capacity 250. Open all year.

H. 3. SON. TheVleading resort house of America. Partlcblafly attractive during Atlantic Cityta Great Summer Seaaon.

"JUSE, -JULY; AUGUST, AND SEPTEMBER. 400. private. each supplied yvl.th hot and coVd- sea water. Exquisite music is a feature.

White service-in both American and European Dining Rooms. JO31AH WHITE SONS COMPANf. EXCURSIONS Virginia Hnt Snrinas NEW RIVER VIEW i II gn.ir nut api tugo Boat leaves Sfeventl street yhart 2,500 FEET Averagre Sufnjner -Temperature, On the Chesapeake Ohio Ry. Climate, waters, hotel, and scenery equaled. Rlieumn- tlsm, grout, ami nervous iltaeases treated.

Fine iR-hole xolt course, jrtMHl "apil good -poada. Automobiles can reach Hot Surlnsfl via Staunton, taKliie the New York and Atlanta route, Trains Leave Washingtoa p. m. and p. m.

steel aleeper on night tralnn. Tickets, bookieta, Information, and Pullman reservations at C. O. offices, St. and .613 Fa.

Ave. 'For apeclal Information, address FRED STBRRY, Manager, Hot Sprtnss, Va. Boat leaves Seventh street srharf 4aUy at 2 7 p. AtfulO, 25 ctntm; cHldvfm, 15 4Q MILE MOONLIGHT TRIRS EVKRY EVENING "Steamers leave Seventh' street- at '7 p. returning at 11 p.

fianc- service unsurpassed. -Round trip: Adultir, 23 ocntu; children, 1C Colonial Beach Steamers leave Seventh strert wharf except Monday, at 9 a. m. Saturday V- A OeHghtf ul on Historic Potomac Splendid boardwalk, salt- water bathing, fishing, crabbing, dancing," and alt adrusementR. Colonial Beach Hotel Now open; everHhing new; social rain.

ya're. season trip, good until Jl. onir-dar trip, 60c. VERY SPECIAL JULY RATES. JI.I.O er week li Jily at Atliitlc City's Btst, Strlttl; fotus Botel.

Ssiid for our Unison bmklit, flow puts Mo. FKE lall Btise Mviljat. Orctistfi. Gratral litMMd 4 tMrlmlt TIE WELLSBOKO; Ml. City.

HOTEL NEW ENGLAND S. Carolina Ave. and Beach. Private baths; ele vator to street; running -water' In rooms; spacious porches. Capacity S30.

BRYAN Beit located, moderate price family hotel. TheNETHERLAND 1 r0k aik Overlooking lawn and ocean. Center of all attractions. Capacity, 400. Elevator.

Private bathi. fumished -throughout. Bathing from jtJipWGMJf D.I.. J10. 512.50 up weekly; J2 up dally.

August Ruhwadel, Booklet. prop. ILENOVA near- Beach, close to "'Penn. Depot. Piers, and bathing from house; week up.

Special family and party rates. L. K. LOWER. THE WILTSHIRE Beach--Ocean Tlew; capacity 350: private bathi.

running water in rooms; elevator; wide, cool music. Special, up weekly; Z.SO up dally. Booklet. SAM'L ELMS. With its new fireproof addition.

Blrectljr on the ocean Is always open; ancl offers an unexcelled-combination of comfort" and' CENTS POSTAGE St.CUHtS FULL INFORMATION I OF ATLANTIC CITY, N. j. Au. HoTtis, Amuutim Simon BIMMIS, BAtHina, ETC: A HUioxmUr li- fm liiaTRATf0 60 PAGE 'OrTlCI WITH ONVV MET Crrr Smt FREE 7 N.Y.Av 21 HOTEL IROQUOIS So. Carolina aye.

and Beach. Capacity, 400. One and up-to-date. 100' ocean- side rooms. Private 'baths, water in rtoms.

Musis. White service. Special rates, $14 up weekly. "-W." Y. SHAW.

FAMOUS, MOUNTAIN RESORT STONY MAN CAMP Call at st. for booklet of $0 pages ''and of testimonials from many of Washington's most prominent citizens. SPECIAL BEATURES Located 4.000 feet above- sea level. highest altitude. Always FJfty rustic bungalows, and a I dining seating Herd of tuberculin tested cpws.

Ten-acre vegetable garden. Fine springs- good dance- music. 125 from Washington. After getting booklet at FOSTER'S, secure reservations by writing to, PROPRIETOR. G.

F. POLLOCK. BKTLAND. PAGE VA. APPRECIABLE VARIETY SUMMER OUTING 1 tHOTEL--Ocean and Advantages.

1 -HOTEL--Country and its Advantages. Boat piles between the two daily. Surf bath- Ing, boating, fishing, automobiltag, driving, tennis, c. (Free Bowling and pool.) Send for. Descriptive Booklets.

A. H. G. MEARS, Wachapreague, E. Va.

RAWLEY SPRINGS, VA. The health resort of Virginia. Famous Chalybeate Spring; also Sulphur and Magnesia W. W. BOLLJNG.

Annapolis, Md. SPEND TOUR VACATION' IN THE HISTORIC VALLEY. HOTEL BOYCE. Excellent near the Shenandoah River and Blue Ridge Mountain: modern conveniences; new" K. R.

WILLHELJiT, Proprietor, Boyce. Va. 10 BALTIMORE COTTAGE, OCEAN VJUW, STATION. On the water front; cool rooms; excellent table. S.

J. Morrow. Formerly palm Cottage. IS per week up. 18 HOTEL RIVERTON, Riverton, Va.

Located in the forks of the Shenandoah Rivers; 5 miiutes 1 walk "to either; black bass fishing, boating, bathing; always cool and restful; terms reasonable. Apply to Hattie A. Duncan. 21 NORFOLK WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT C0, BY SEA Way Round Trie NEW YORK $8.75 BOSTON 15.00 35.OO PROVIDENCE, 14.00 23.OO Including Meals and Berth at Popular to New York and Enatand City Ticket OIBce, Bond 720 Street. Phone Main 1520.

Pool ot Seventh Street. Phone Main 8760. GRAND CONCERT AT CHEVY CHASE LAKE barge Section t'NITED STATES.JfARINE-BAStt* Every Evening, Including Dancing Week-day Free. MOUNT VERNON Str. Charlea IHacaleater.

Leirlng whart. 7th and cept 10 a. m. and p. m.

ROUND TRIP. WEST VIRGINIA RESORTS AUHORA HOUSE AND A.NKBX, Crest of beautltu! A.Hgb*nl«s; terms moderate; rntn to temlUei. J. A. Shifter.

Prop Aurora, Vm, ORKNEY SPRINGS HOTEL and Orkney Springs. June, nev management; America's famous, healtl). and "pleasure resort i th'e Alps if America; 2,300 feet; seven I different mineral- 750; reho- Ilgjitefl; auto passage and I baggage Ain'uBemeittn, swimming pool, boating, tennis, billiards and pool; all free; booklet. Taylor Manager. TtfE COLWYN 21 South Open' all year.

J1.50 per.week.np. WARBURTON. Most complete guide ot Atlantic City published, with colored map and time Ult of reliable hotels with rates. Mailed free. RESORT PftEE INFORMATION BURHAtt, Box City; -N.

GRAND ATLANTIC VIRGI1VIA IN EAR BEACH Pier. Open', BOO. 'Hot and-cold sea-water baths." 'Large rooms, exposure. to street level. Extensive-porches.

Special. S12.50-up weekly; S2.50 up'dally. Coaches meet trains; LONDON-PARIS tAmerlka.July 15, (3rant July 22jtKais'n Aug. Vic.Aug. 3 tRitz-Carlton a la Carte Restaurant.

i call at Plymouth and Cherbourg. NAP.LES, GEXOA. I S. S. HAMBURG: Aug.

15,0 a. m. S. S. MOLTKE.

29 New Direct Passenger Service -Between. Philadelphia and Hamburg Next s. 20 S. S. PRINZ-ADALBERT 3 S.

GRAF WALDEKSEE. AUGUST 22 call at Boulogne. Uttmbure-AniPi loan Line, 46 Broadway, X. T. Or E.

f. Droop Sons 18th and O-Sts. Washing-ton. D. C.

Geo. W. MOBS, 517 ISLESWORTH AND ANNEX WITH CAPACITT OP 800. --'On-the Ocean front, extending from-'Virginia to Maryland ave. Most central.

location. Fresh and Sea Water-in all baths; large, airy rooms, iwwly furnished, with running fc. I Full: Amerleao.or European plan. weekly rates. Always open.

Auto meats trains. -Booklet. i EBANKM. PHOEBUS, Mgr. Connecttout ana Beach; i -location; airy VttV; excellent table; -homelike; from hqtek 18 un, weekly.

A. M. DUNN. myH-80t- SEB AMERICA FIRST. The Host DellAhfful Sem Trip From JNeiv York.

OAY A A I Berth and Meals Included (First Cabin) To HALIFAX, SCOTIA, and ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, Via RED CROSS LINE A grand and interesting'cruise, as truly foreign as a trip to Europe costing, four times as much. Splendid large new steamships "Stephano" and Every modern. equipment for safety and comfort. No hotel bills.

the ship. 7 days at sea, 6.4»y? in-jort. Splendid cuisine. Orchestra. The- most.novel; comfortable, and delightful vacation cruise from iX.

Y. Send for Handsome Illustrated 56. jBOWaiNG 17 State N. BALTIMORE AND OHIO SAILBOAD. LEAVE UNION STATIOK.

ROYAL BLTJB IJKB. "KVERJ OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD AND NEW TORK. XBVf YORK TERMINALS. LIBEflTT AKD W. TWENTY-THIRD STREET.

(Bora! Special, 8 boors), fSojal Special). 11:00 a. (Boyal LimltKJ. i hours). p.

and nl(ht, a. m. Diners and Parlor Cars en day tralca. Sleepers on 12:16 night open at p. m.

Philadelphia and All antic' City, a. D. m. TO BA-LTIMORE. "EVBRT HOCK ON TrJB BOUB." (Week diTB.

7:00 a. m. to 10 p. a. noon, 16:03.

ItM nltht. WESTWARD. CHICAGO. a. B.

CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND a. p.

nltht. PITT8BURO, a. nljht. (Sleeper reaoVr CLEVELAND. p.

to. COLUMBtTi. frtt 9. a. p.

OX. Schedules of local trafna at ticket offlecv. -fExcept Sunday: tSunday only. TELEPHONES al following Ticket OffleM: I4IT Main 1591; (19 Pennsylvania FLORIDA, ATLANTIC COAST "The Standard of tta Sonti." of and guaranteed. a.

ra. Lie- Mat!" Bleeping aair and coaches to JaekionrtlU. 4:10 p. m. dally-- "West Indian LI Through ileepini can to Charleatoa, Auftuta.

Knirhts Key (for Havana). Savannah. JacWeOTtlla. Port (for Havana). Through UNEXCELLED DUflNO CAB, SKBV- 9:40.

p. m. to- eharUston, coaches, to TICKET 1415 NEW-YORK AYS. Nw. OEO.

JAMBS t). P. Wartlnirton, O. C. WHITK.

G. W. J. CRAfO P. T.

It. WllmlnKton. N. C. NEW JERSEY RESORTS OCEAN CITY.

Ocean Gity, N. J. -Tte Qc'en-ol AtlaatlcT.Ceut Resorts. Express Service DIRECT FROM CITY- TO CITY. 6th Ocean moderate terms for'.

rate's; yTew of ocean aitd.jiay.. MACK. Table from, own ftrm." B'k't. Mrs, Agues Doheriy. MARYLAND RESORTS The Blue Mountain House In the Heart of the Bine Only SM hours from -Washington.

Eleratlon 2.000 feet, overlopking Beautiful Lhen- Unexcelled Capacity SOU. Xll amucements. dancing, tennis, bowling, boat' Bicellent riding academy connected "with Ijdtel. 'Bond' Glbpotia. Sine -Mountain.

Md. HH-THE-WAY-BY-WATER ROUTE Passenger. Steamships Massachusetts and Bunker Dili In. place or ajid" "HARVARD." DAILY, including Sundays, at 4 P. from Pier N.

foot Ba'rday Tork. Due to arrive--at- Boston following -day. at about 8:30 A. M. Tlcliets Baggage Checked to AJ1 tile Popular Eastern Summer Resorts.

-Express Service for and -Horses. MAINE s. s. 300 N. y.

CHESAPEAKE BEACH RT. Schedule of excursion trains to and from-Chesapeake Beach. Effective July 1, -1911. Subject to change without notice MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS. Going, leave District line; 10:10, a.

5:40, p. leave the 6:35 a. 12:34. 2:10, 6:00, .8:00, 10:00 p. m.

SATURDAYS. Going, leave District line, a. 2:00. 7:45 p. m.

leave the- 12:30, 2:10, :00, 8:00. 9:00., .10:00 p. m. SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS. Going, leave Dlstrlrt line.

9:30, IVlM. 2:00, 5:0.0. 4:00. p. m.

Returning, leave-the Beach, 18:80, --10 6:00, p. i PAUL Y. WATERS. General Manager. "SEABOARD AIR LINE A.

M. DAILY "Seaboard Faat'Hart." Through coaches and Pullman to nah ami Parlor cxr, to Tampa Throuzb sleeper'to AQaota. car. 8-35 P. M.

SoeeUl Pol'man eteel electrlc-llehted fleipen in, twnt- Jacksonville. Tsnipa. St; anl Knights' Key (tcr Havana). Throuin; ceaCBM Jacksonville. P.

M. DAII.T clal Tlirongh Piillmts tteel electrte-ltchtcel sleepers an3 observatJen car -to ham. snd Memphis. Through coaches to Blnntnf ham. Dlnlne car; Ticket office.

1415 New York nw. A. T. A. O.

D.Jr^..'Ju C. B. Ryan. O. P.

Tortsmoatn. NORFOLK AND WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA RESORTS Buck wood Inn Shawnee-on-Delaware, Pa. The NEW FIREPROOF near Delaware Water Gap. Built and conducted with a view to entertaining a discriminatin'g clientele. Championship, golf.

Garage. Under PERSON3U, DIRECTION of, Harrington Mills. NOW OPES. BUCKWOOD INN (Fireproof). Pa.

HARRINGTON MILLS. Manager. TASHMOO VINEYARD HAVEN, Island of Martha's Hates on application. A. -BAWTELLE, Proprietor.

LOCH LYNN HOTEL, LOCH LYNN HEIGHTS, MD. NOW OPEN. conveniences, Cajlno. i with awimmln; pool, bowling alleys, and poolrooms. Golf, tennis, Excellent -music.

iarFor booklet, terms, addresi. B. LIST, lroprletor. PottoBIca and Station. Mt.

Lake Parlt. Jt. The Charming Short Sea Trip on the Atlanic Coast. STEAMSHIPS NORTH UNO AND HBRTH STA1 PORTLAND, MAINE Sailings Monday, 10:30 a-, Tuesday. Thursday, Saturday, 5 from Pier .20,.

East: Hirer, -For full- information and bopklet, apply to SJAIXE 290 JVew York GltT. I.V.BFVECT MAT n. itu. Leave WarMnirton. Onion a.

Daily-- AH polnu on Norfolk aEo5 Western. 10:10 p. Dally-- Roanoke. Brljtel. Wlnstou- Salem.

Knoxv lie. Nashville, Orleans. Through sleepers: dining can. 4:10 a. For Knoxvllle.

ChatUfiooss, and Memphis. sleeper open 10:00 p. m. For N'orfolk-- Leave WashlDaton a. ra.

arrive Norfolk 11:80 a. noon; dally: i rive -30 p. m. days. Rjcfc- i raond dally.

4:10 p. arrive Norfolk, pj Lea-ve Rlcnmond. a. p. m.

Sundays p. pally-- toray. ftanaa- doah Elkton. Trains from Southwest 1:41 1 a. p.

and a. m. i All information Fourteenth svenue fBocd Buildlnx). OCEAN CITV. TW1P TtfTTTU" AVATnltfwill si THE WJiW AVAJ.UH (h6 Ba giiestg spring and: Je23-lm MRS.

K. special rates for co modl ti 0 0 Write terms. C. HASTINGS. TOURS Merchants Miners Trans.

Co. Vacation Trips Providence, Savannah, 'Jacksonville And all Northern and Southern joints. Tine steamers. Best service. Free side" trip' to Old- Point Comfort In conuec' tlen with Boston.

and Providence tickets. for booklet. B. O. H.

H. and N. A W. S. B.

Oflicen. W. P. TurnerrF." Baltimore. Md.

American Lina ymonth, CherboBnr, Sn clphia-- Qucennrovvn Ll Atlantic Transport Lin3 Tw Plymonth, CherboBnr, ITiilndclphia-- Qucennrovvn Llrerrtooi. Tork Ixindon Direct. Red Star Lin; Paris, vie Dover, Antwerp CHESAPEAKE AWD OHTO LINES. Published at Information. 4:00 D.

dally--C. ft Solll.trala to Cincinnati, with Pullman to Ubulsyille, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louis, ana CMcata. C. ft 6.

dining rsr. lerylca a la carte 11 JO p. dally-F. P. V.

LJMITBD. to Southwest, and Northwest. Pull man to Virginia Hot Springs. Cincinnati, ASS Cincinnati sleeper open for occupancy 10 p. m.

C. 0. dining car. a 1a'arta. Ticket offices.

51S Pa. 1SSJ ao4 Colon Station. Phone Main 1066. SHM. and TSM.

Sew Tork, Queengtovn), LlrcrpooL N. Plymouth. Cherbourg, Kerr York and Boston The Azoren, JMadeira, Gibraltar, Alarierj. Naplea. Genoa.

Office, 1306 Street X. W. K. M. HICKS.

Pussencer Agent. WASHIWGTOW SOffTHKRN RAILWAY. For Richmond and points South via Tredericksburc --Leave L'clnn station, dally at 4:20, (local), 10:05 a. noon: 4:10, 5:10 (local), iSJ, 1:11 slid p. m.

Local for a. m. daily; oa weekdays this train ruoa tkr to lillford. Tims of departures aad coBntcfioal Dot guaraatead. COUNTRY BOARD COUNTRY BOARD WANTED BT three adults and 5-month-old baby, country or suburban roust have Jboard and milk; near dty; sfate terms.

Apt. 22, The Dud- dlngton, Laniicr place nw. 11 "CLOVBR country resort; op-en all year; In the beautiful Va. hills; hlsr toric and picturfsque; air; tennis, Ewim- mlng pool, saddle horses, anii vehicles; country homes for tale or rent; city references. M.

Randolph, Keswick Station, C. O. Alt.emarle Co. 11 BOARDERS WANTED--Good country- board in refined near swimming pool; terms mod- crate. Address MrE.

Sbackelford. Cismont. Va. IS THE IDLEWHILE--Comfortable tiooklet. A.

H. Suplee, Betterton, lid. homelike; Je2S-30t Post Want Ads.